Packet 10: Tossup 5

Channel 4 anchor Jon Snow got flak for criticizing a British “fascism” surrounding these objects, which are a target of soccer player James McClean. Georgia professor Moina Michael popularized a tradition around these objects. Anna Guérin traveled the US distributing these objects in exchange for donations, which is now the Haig Fund’s primary fundraising method. Don Cherry’s xenophobic claim (15[1])that immigrants rarely used these objects led to his firing from Hockey Night in Canada. An (*) annual tradition involving these objects was inspired by a poem written by a surgeon after observing a burial in Ypres (“ee-pruh”). That poem, which describes how these objects “blow / Between the crosses, row on row,” is John McCrae’s “In Flanders Fields.” For 10 points, a replica of what flower is worn to honor fallen soldiers on Remembrance Day? ■END■

ANSWER: poppy [or remembrance poppies; accept poppy fascism; prompt on flowers until read]
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TournamentEditionMatchHeardConv. %Power %Neg %Avg. Buzz
2025 NAFTA at Toronto09/13/20251100%100%0%58.00